The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-12-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.

from Washington City.
The brick vault fol- the new bank is be-
ing built
MIR Henry c. White is in the city this
week
The heavy frost Tuesday morning look
ell like a young snow.
L. Black 4 Son have nearly completed
their new shop and office. 1t is a much bet
ter building than they formerly had
There don't seem to he such rage for
Jersey cows as there used to be- Every
| thing seeks its level sooner or later
1t is much better to work and win money
by industry, than to pay and lose money
by gambling
Buy ticket to the concert Friday
| night and thus help the trustees to build
new rooms to our Male Academy.
Two new and handsome cottages for
rent on Lemon street Also, for sale, lot
of sash, blinds and doors. For terms apply
to R. N. HOLLAND.
Blankets cheap at Hirsch's
You can get fine Felt Hat at Spring
ers for 81 90.
The place to buy shoes of all sorts and
sizes at live and help live prices at Nc
Cutcheon's.
Mr. F. P Reynolds has lett with us
some red top turnips weighing u pounds
each. This excels in the turnip line
Cobb Superior Court will hold an ad
journed term in January, we learn. Only
two weeks will be held this term.
Prices still lower on Dress Goods at
Springer's.
Mr. D, P naniell, formerly with A. A.
Fletcher Co, will now be glad to welcome
his friends at Mr.. D. F. McClatchey's, the
leader in fresh goods and low prices
The Ordinary has kindly offered the
use Of the Court House for holding the
North Georgia Conference, which will con-
vene here on the 18th OF December
One of the queer things Of the age is
that where one man can be found to work
for two dollars day, four can be found to
sit on the fence and look at him for nothing.
DO not tail to attend the concert on
Friday night at Nichols Hall. The pro-
gramme is a fine one. Voice, violin and
piano.
Black Cashueyes speciality at Spring
ers
To RENT-Three or four pleasant rooms
in very desirable locality. Apply to ?.
| o. Box ~.
Ladies cloaks and wraps cheap at
H,RsCH s.
The best beef in the city at Stephens
| Brothers market.
One hundred aud fifty gallons new
crop Sorghum made by Robert 4. MeCo'-
um, at forty cents per gallon, at McCutch
cons. Try it.
Rev. Mr.. Snively, of Louisville, Ky
preached a sermon at the Methodist Church
Sunday night that, for power and ability
cannot he exceed
Always patronizey your home merchants
and help to build up your town Whatever
benefits the town benefits you personally
Some mefchants do not adopt this rule aboI
their printing.
-LoST Memorandum book with drhy
accounts in it. The finder will please leave
the same at Journal office or Chuck Ander-
sons stable and receive liberal reward
Read the notice of Messrs Reid &
Granting IN another column. They will
make change in their business soon and
those indebted to them will save eest by
paying up at once.
-Messrs A. A. Fletcher & Co are in the
| mafhGt buying cotton again, on commission
through the irD. Of Anderson & Son. They
have not folded their hands and surrender
ed to adverse fortune, but are up and doing
The Canton Advance with true fairness,
which has always characterized it under its
present able and gentemanly management,
sets Marietta right rs cotton market in its
last issue
For RENT--The Hedges three quarters of
a mile from square, on Powder Spring Street
nine rooms in main building one cottage
| two rooms, one cottage four rooms, kitchen,
servants rooms and barn 26 acres land
Apply to W R BRADLEY.
Dry goods Groceries Meal Flour ana
Bran Tin ware Brooms, Axes Tobacco on
sale at reasonable prices or country pro
duce taken in exchange, at TIE highest
market prices, at McCutcheons.
Go to Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone a
800 over coats at Hirschs
Mr. H. n. Starnes and family have
moved to Atlanta, but will make Marietta
their summer home. Mr. Starnes has form
ed partnership with DIR. Mcintosh, his
iather-in.law, and will engage in the real
estate BUSINESS.
Miss Emma c. Hair, Prof F. L Frey
err Prot s. P Snow, Col Frank Irwin, Mr.
Bella Campbell Mr. C. F Beckett, Mrs
W. w. Legare, Mrs James Buttolph, Mrs
}. c. Harris, will take part in the concert
on Friday night. Our music loving people
have treat in store for them.
The thanksgiving service at the Presby-
terian Church last Thursday was well at
tended and highly enjoyed by our people.
The sermon by DR. II Mcdonald, of The 2nd
Baptist Church of Atlanta, was one of the
ablest evers delivered in our city. 1t was
praised on all sides and made glad the
hearts OF his hearers
II YOU want to save cost you had better
| pay us a. once HlRsCH & Sons.
Place your orders for meats OF all kinds
with Stephens Brothers.
Fifty pounds wool rolls at McCutcheon's
The criminal docket of Cobb Superior
Court is being disposed of this week The
following gentlemen compose the Grand
Jury John Y Alexander, Foreman; w a
Booth 6 Dempsey, j d Carruth, NJ Ga